Our mission is to support non-profit organizations which address cancer research, patient care, and the needs of children at risk that provide direct care and a systemic approach in the areas of health and education.
2010 Charitable Initiatives National Brain Tumor Society Ride - May 16th, 2010
The National Brain Tumor Society's Boston Brain Tumor Ride is a family-friendly bike ride and community day to support the National Brain Tumor Society. The Ride has come a long way in 15 years to become one of New England's premier fundraising events. With your help we can make this year's Ride a great one! Please join the Energy Fitness Team and sign-up to ride 10, 25, or 50 miles through greater Boston by clicking the Make a Donation button above. You can also volunteer or participate as a Virtual Rider.
Last year we had a fantastic team of seventeen riders including friends, family, and Energy staff who raised $14,000! Thank you all for your efforts and enthusiasm.
We hope to expand the team this year and would love you to join us for a really fun day. So, we are openly inviting all friends, family, and friends of Energy to bring any bicycle they have and join us in this year's effort!
How can you participate?
1. Support your friend, gymnastics coach, or personal trainer with a donation as they ride to raise funds.
The Rio Grande winds it's way down the Mesilla Valley between the Organ, Doña Ana, Robledo and Franklin mountains. Meandering through dark, cool and shady pecan groves, lush fields of onions, alfalfa, corn and chiles and mexican-style "colonias" with sun washed adobe walls forgotten by time.
With fond remembrances of Marty we soaked up the perfect weather and let it roll!
Hope you had a perfect ride!
Love,
~Rick & Beth
Ready to roll...
And the perfect way to end a great ride...more java!
Rick & Beth - thank you for being a part of the ride and making it happen where you live, which by the way, looks like paradise.
Our mission is to support non-profit organizations which address cancer research, patient care, and the needs of children at risk that provide direct care and a systemic approach in the areas of health and education.
